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Bernhard Gander: Sludgelines

für Ensemble

(2024)

Sludge lines–‘Sludge lines’ refers to pipes and systems that transport sludge, a semi-solid residue from wastewater treatment, or the entire process and infrastructure for treating and disposing of sludge.

Sludge lines are sluggish, muddy, sloppy and mostly deep-sounding lines that slowly and sluggishly meander through the sonic landscape, eventually becoming purified and clarified melodies.

(Bernhard Gander)

Bernhard Gander was born in Lienz in 1969. He first studied at the Tyrolean State Conservatory, then composition with Beat Furrer in Graz. He learned electronic music at Studio UPIC in Paris, computer music in Zurich. He was awarded prizes by the City of Vienna, later also the Austrian State Scholarship for Composition, as well as the Erste Bank Composition Prize, the SKE Publicity Prize and for »melting pot« the Ernst Krenek Prize. The work brought Bernhard Gander together with the most important international ensembles and various orchestras and to the renowned festivals for new music in Vienna, Strasbourg, Donaueschingen, Witten, Munich, Stuttgart…

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